Boarding Denial

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Ever wondered what happens when our favourite characters from Famicom games try to board a flight, only to get denied from boarding by airport security? Well, that is exactly what would happen to Spelunker, Wynn and Bomberman.

In Spelunker, bombs are needed to get rid of rocks that block the titular character's way. Atlantis no Nazo has Wynn sometimes throwing bombs to open doors, reveal hidden doors and defeat enemies. Bomberman is all about placing bombs to eliminate enemies and clear walls to find the exit. With all that said, the main protagonists of these three Famicom games are going to be in serious trouble with airport security because their bombs are not allowed on board the plane for obvious reasons.

Buruma League

Here is my OC Blondette doing Peach's sassy pose from Super Mario Strikers. Blondette is wearing a crop top from Super Mario Strikers with the panty-shaped buruma. Looks like crop tops that expose the midriff go well with the panty-shaped bloomers.

Tetris Sombrero

There was once a GIF about the T-Tetromino on the internet. It was called "Tetris Sombrero". However, it disappeared shortly after it was uploaded. So I decided to conceive this comic about the "Tetris Sombrero" as a tribute to that lost GIF about a T-Tetromino forming a bigger T-Tetromino.

Panty Wetting Denial

Author's Note: My apologies for the delay in uploading the Bikini Day 80th Anniversary Tribute. Time constraints have pushed me seven days behind schedule.

Remember the comics about pouring water through a funnel into the panties? While forehead coin into funnel is a great way to wet a panty, it is, however, not an appropriate way to do so. Even the bikini panty thinks that stuffing a funnel into a panty and pouring water through it is downright inappropriate.

Damage Control Panic Stations

It's been one week since Sony made their controversial announcement about the discontinuation of disc-based gaming in 2028 and the closure of the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita Digital Stores. The announcement was so controversial that made gamers call for a boycott of Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo. As a result of the boycott of Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo, gamers decided to side with Valve, Epic Games and GOG.com, believing that these digital storefronts still believe in putting customers first.

SpongeBob SquarePants © Nickelodeon.

Hospitality Heroes

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If the Hospitality Industry needs excellent employee choices, they could have BurgerTime's Peter Pepper as the Head Chef of any reputable hotel, Hammerin' Harry doing the maintenance, and Nikki the Swapnote Mii as the receptionist.

Artifact Destruction

Not all powerful artifacts are good. Some of these artifacts are so evil that they need to be smashed to a million pieces, melted in a river of lava, or wished out of existence. Here are the artifacts so evil that they were better off destroyed for good:

The One Ring: This gold ring grants anyone who wears it invisibility. However, if Sauron can see your whereabouts if you are wearing the One Ring, the invisibility effects are not worth it. You're better off drinking an Invisibility Potion or wearing an Invisibility Cloak. Thankfully, Smeagol accidentally destroyed this evil gold ring by taking it with him to his lava-filled grave, which resulted in Sauron dying for good.

The Shikon Jewel: The heroes and villains of Inuyasha have often competed over who will be the first to successfully reassemble this Sacred Jewel. However, nearing the end of Inuyasha: The Final Act, the Shikon Jewel was revealed to be the true mastermind behind Naraku's villainy. So what was the solution? Kagome wished for the Shikon Jewel to disappear forever, which obliterated the Shikon Jewel and obliterated Naraku once and for all.

The Soulstones: If there was any legitimate reason for us to hate fallen angels, Izual's betrayal was the reason the Prime Evils were able to corrupt the soulstones that imprisoned them. Even worse still, Baal inserted his soulstone into the Worldstone, effectively corrupting it. On top of that, the soulstones that trapped the Prime Evils were created from shards of the Worldstone. And it gets worse with the Black Soulstone, because unlike the other soulstones, this one was not made from the shards of the Worldstone. Malthael sought to steal this soulstone for more nefarious purposes. However, Malthael was defeated, his body obliterated, and the Black Soulstone was destroyed, effectively thwarting his nefarious plans to eradicate all of humanity.

Therefore, if an artifact is too evil for anyone to lay their hands on or even belong in a museum, destroying it by whatever means possible would be a risk that's worth taking.